CHIFENCHY PulseSound Portable Speaker IPX5 Bluetooth 5.3 15W 15h
- Bluetooth
- 33 ft (10.1 m)
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Powered bookshelf speakers with HDMI, optical, Bluetooth and subwoofer output for TV and music
The Kanto REN is a pair of powered bookshelf speakers finished in matte grey. Each cabinet holds a 1" silk dome tweeter and a 5.25" aluminum concave cone woofer driven by a Class D amplifier. Connectivity includes HDMI, USB-C, optical, Bluetooth, RCA, mini-jack and a subwoofer output.
The system wakes automatically when the TV turns on and accepts commands from the TV remote. Vocal Boost and Night Mode adjust dialogue clarity and compress loud effects for late-night viewing. A subwoofer can be added via the sub output, which applies an automatic 80 Hz high-pass filter to the speakers.
One HDMI link carries audio from the TV and enables power-on sync and volume control through the TV remote. The pair also provides a USB charging port at 5 V and 1/4"-20 mounting threads for stands or brackets.
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| Size & build | |
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| Shipping weight | 10.89 kg |
| Package size | 508 × 406 × 330 mm |
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